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A nearly full bike rack in the shade behind the columns of Gund Hall, home of Harvard's Graduate School of Design.
Solid billet aluminium replacement clamp..... going to hold that steering rack in place nice and tight! Special nut has a threaded extension which the brace attaches to.
i actually took this chair home...it is so cool...1960's....my pal, laura lei, took the cd rack...fun finds
Tried carrying a trainer on my cetma. The trainer fell off while I was riding and into my spokes, destroying my wheel, bending my rack and throwing me over the handlebars!
This rack was originally intended for a Hunqapillar, but the owner dumped the hunq when I was almost finished. After waiting a couple of months, he asked for it to be finished and sent to him for his new bicycle (a MTB-geometry Rosco Bubbe) only to discover that the crown stays fouled the noodle for the Paul infinitely-adjustable v-brakes he was planning to use.
So back it came, along with the Rosco fork. When it got here I discovered that the Rosco fork puts the fork crown rack bosses at the same width as the Pacenti PBP-avec-boss crown (and the P/R crown? I'll have to dig out the old P/R jig) so I could use the mountainhack (which, by a really bizarre coincidence has the exact HTA that this RB has?) as a fitting jig before brazing the new and more clearanced stays into place.
La familia Genesys™ de TDK-Lambda es ideal en equipos de test y laboratorio, tareas industriales y comunicaciones.
Fuentes de alimentación programables en rackTDK-Lambda ha presentado novedades en su exitosa familia Genesys™ de fuentes de alimentación programables de montaje en rack, que ofrece mejoras en densidad de potencia, diversas opciones de control local y remoto, construcción compacta y precio muy competitivo.
Esta familia se compone de modelos de 1U de altura con capacidad de salida 750, 1500 y 2400 W; 2U de 3300 y 5000 W; y 3U de 10 y 15 kW para responder a las necesidades de rendimiento y flexibilidad para aplicaciones ATE, equipos de test y laboratorio, tareas industriales y comunicaciones.
Las fuentes de alimentación Genesys se encuentran disponibles en una veintena de versiones con un rango de tensión de salida de 0 a 600 V. La corriente de salida máxima para el rango de voltaje inferior es de 600 A. También se puede elegir las entradas AC monofásicas (solo en modelos 1U) y trifásicas con corrección de factor de potencia (PFC) activa.
La lista de características estándares comunes a toda la familia Genesys™ incluye interface RS232 / RS485 y funciones de programación remota como comandos globales para múltiples sistemas de alimentación. Las funciones de programación y monitorización analógicas son seleccionables por el usuario (0-5 y 0-10 V) mediante switches DIP. Los diseñadores de sistema también pueden beneficiarse de la nueva característica de monitorización de estado de elevada velocidad para el bus RS485.
Los clientes de sistema de test que usen el bus IEEE-488.2 puede obtener un ahorro significativo de coste al incorporar la tarjeta de interface multi-drop IEEE opcional para una unidad máster, que puede gestionar comandos de hasta treinta “esclavos” mediante los enlaces RS485 estándares. La conectividad también se puede mejorar a través de interfaces USB, puerto LAN digital con compatibilidad LXI o GPIB, IEEE488.2 SCPI opcionales o programación analógica de 4 a 20 mA.
Para responder a cualquier tipo de aplicación, es posible configurar sistemas con potencia superior mediante varios módulos Genesys. La disposición en paralelo se simplifica con la unidad máster capaz de gestionar toda la corriente de salida de sistema, y el espacio de rack se minimiza, ya que todas las fuentes Genesys son “zero stack” y no requieren espacio entre ellas.
Entre las principales características de seguridad, presentes en todos los módulos de la gama Genesys™, destacan las funciones ‘Safe Re-Start / Auto Re-Start’ y ‘Last Setting Memory’, protección ante sobretensión (OVP), sobrecarga (OCP) y elevación de temperatura (OTP) y limitación de sub-tensión (UVL) para dotar de un funcionamiento muy fiable. Además, el panel frontal, que se puede cerrar localmente o mediante comando de software, posee controles ‘On / Off de salida’ y selección ‘Local / Remoto’.
La familia Genesys™, que se presenta con cinco años de garantía, posee el marcado CE (Directiva de Bajo Voltaje) y es conforme a los estándares EN55022-A y FCC-A (EMI) y UL60950-1 y EN60950-1 (seguridad).
Bikes help the enviroment by limiting a indivuals use of a car which requires gas. If everyone rode a bike to wherever they needed to go than our air would be a lot cleaner! :)
Fri. the 20th and quick trip to Library and Target for groceries. So only 30 clicks or so for the day.
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This photo shows a positive environmental impact made by the Foy building. There are bike racks, large trees for shading, alternative vehicle parking, and permeable pathways. The bike racks encourage riding a bicycle instead of driving in a car. The large trees provide shading for people and animals and the pathways allow water to seep back into the ground.
My new rack, which I bought a few hours before I bought my new bike in October but never got on because there are no holes in my seatstay like the 2005 (mine got stolen, remember?). I saw a hole in the fork of the seatstay, but it turned out to not be threaded when I took the wheel off. However, it dawned on me to use the mount from the rear reflector, since I had to take that off to put on the back of the rack anyway. I had to switch out screws for the standard connectors because they were about 1 mm too short to work. I am stoked to have a rack again, though bummed that I can't get my cheap fenders on. I get to hit the P.O. today with a package to get use my new rack, too. I also get to use my cool new cargo net. To boot, the hardware was all black like my trim, so I think it looks nice.
Not my photo! This album is a bunch of pictures stolen from various places, to help me design my own front racks. Let me know if one of them is yours, and I will gladly take it down.
This poor 10x8 rack was out on a brevet when the bicycle it was attached to crashed into a tree, and it sacrificed itself acting as a bumper.
So back to Portland, and (eventually) into the repair shop, where I used the mallet (and vise, and 2x4, and ...) of gentle persuasion to resquare the perimeter before cutting out the rear center panel (which had the crown mount, so when the rack hit the tree *all* of the forces deaccelerating 160 pounds of randonneur + 30 pounds of bike+rando crap went directly up the crown stay and into the perimeter, which folded and tore at the edge of the lug) in preparation for fabricating a replacement perimeter section with a tombstone base (this was a demountable rack) and crown mount.
FORTUNATELY for me the NDS fork leg stay receiver was a poor braze, so it sheared off instead of holding back and causing that side of the perimeter to deform like the DS did.
Thank goodness steel is a forgiving structural element; I was able to reshape the perimeter to basically square with about 15 minutes of gentle persuasion (which is about the extent of my physical abilities this week, thanks to finally picking up the nasty cold that's been running around.)
Bjornson_20130924_4658: The Palau MoE hosts a number of servers containing educational content at the Palau MoE.
Intro@Racks:Awareness event hosted by the KELY Support Group at the Racks Billiards Club to provide the youth with an opportunity to meet other students from all over Hong Kong, chill, play a bit of pool and make some new friends. Famous MC's, DJ's, Models, photograpers etc. were also invited to act as role models for the kids.
Which will become two rando racks for a 650b project and one espressoish rack for a LHT.
(annoyingly, I think that the tombstone for the LHT rack may be a bit offcenter. At least it's not much of a pain to snap off and reposition a tombstone.)
Someone cut this bike rack in Hyde Park on 55th. They got all the way through, but I doubt they were able to slip off the bike's lock.
These racks are extremely sturdy and the piece on the left hardly budges from the piece on the right.
This rack is scheduled for removal. In Chicago, please call 311 to report vandalized bike racks.